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Clear Government commitments required to address TWWHA mission report
Australian and Tasmanian governments must outline how they will address United Nations’ Wilderness World Heritage concerns The Wilderness Society today called on...
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849ArtsReid the Proclaim-er-ation
Charlie Reid, one half of twin brothers, (Craig being the other half) that make up the music group ‘The Proclaimers’ has been...
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907Economy
The Palm Sunday Walk … for Refugees
Here are some photos from yesterday’s Palm Sunday Walk for Justice for Refugees through the streets of Launceston. Over 200 walkers participated....
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BASSLINK wrap: Libs secretly migrated own Internet services off Basslink. Will, Entura, Board …
FRIDAY March 18 … • Mercury: Hydro water assets badly managed and heads need to roll. TT MARCH 13: • What can...
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813Cartoons
Climate Change and other things …
Ray
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858Cartoons
The death penalty …
Rob Messenger for Senator Jacqui Lambie
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Good news for iiNet and Internode customers
The Hodgman Liberal Government has been working constructively during the week putting forward the concerns of Tasmanian iiNet and Internode customers. I’ve...
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Departure of Guardianship and Administration Board President
Ms Anita Smith, President of the Guardianship and Administration Board, has advised Her Excellency, Professor the Honourable Kate Warner AM, Governor of...
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683Arts
Moonah Arts Centre April school holiday news …
Read more hereMoonah Arts Centre
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Shocking Epilepsy Discrimination Happens in Hobart
The World Health Organisation says “the social consequences of epilepsy are often more difficult to overcome than the seizures themselves.” Which is...
